Re: [pestlist] ID resources and new content on MuseumPests.net

2014-06-17 Thread Tatjana Nedeljkovic
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Lou,
I think this is a fantastic idea. I look forward to seeing your presentation, 
hope you will share it with the group
Tanja

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From: Louis Sorkin 
Sent: 16 June, 2014 17:35
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Subject: RE: [pestlist] ID resources and new content on MuseumPests.net

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Nancy  others,

Actually, I’m putting together a presentation for pest management professionals 
in November (there’s a recertification meeting that time every year in NYC) and 
my topic this time will be something like “W** is stuck in the damn glue?” 
(title to be amended!).  This way the PMPs will have some help in identifying 
the unknowns by their parts because many samples are not in pristine condition 
after capture.  I’ve been amassing quite a number of glue boards over the 
years.  If you have any good ones –and don’t mind parting with them- please 
send them along.  This can be a beginning for some type of publication.

Lou

 

Louis N. Sorkin, B.C.E.

Entomologist, Arachnologist

Division of Invertebrate Zoology

American Museum of Natural History

Central Park West at 79th Street

New York, New York 10024-5192

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McLean-Cooper, Nancy (NIH/OD/ORS) [E]
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Thank you Rachael,

 

And, you are right, it is interesting to see the photos come in and certainly, 
when specimens are stuck in the glue on insect monitors, they do not look like 
the photographs.  I was thinking that a publication using actual photos and 
their identities would also be useful.

 

Nancy

 

From: Rachael Perkins Arenstein [mailto:rach...@amartconservation.com] 
Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2014 9:16 AM
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Subject: [pestlist] ID resources and new content on MuseumPests.net

 

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Dear Colleagues,

The PestList is an amazing resource that has grown from its original 11 users 
to over 600 individuals worldwide.  It is gratifying that entomologists, pest 
management professionals and others are available to share their knowledge and 
identify pests that we find in our institutions.  I’d like to remind everyone 
that there resources on identification developed by the IPM Working Group on 
the MuseumPests website http://museumpests.net/identification/ .  Before you 
post to the list please take a moment to check the image library, the Pest Fact 
Sheets and the section with additional Identification Resources.  I don’t want 
to discourage people from posting to the list, but you may find that you can 
answer your own question and learn an additional useful fact or two as well!

 

We also wanted to let you know that virtually all the presentations and posters 
from March’s MuseumPests 2014: Integrated Pest Management for Museums, 
Libraries, Archives and Historic Sites conference and workshop session are now 
online at http://museumpests.net/museumpests-2014-conference/.  We hope that 
you will take some time to peruse this new, valuable content.  Again our 
grateful thanks go to my IPM-WG Co-Chair Ryan Jones, Patty Silence and the 
Preventive Care and Conference staff at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 
for managing and hosting the program.

 

We have other new content that was completed at the meeting and will be going 
up in the next few weeks.  Please check the website and we’ll notify the list 
as we go.

 

Best,

Rachael 

IPM-WG Co-Chair

 

 

 

Rachael Perkins Arenstein

A.M. Art Conservation, LLC

Conservation Treatment, Preservation Consulting  Collection Management

www.amartconservation.com

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Re: [pestlist] Please post.

2017-08-29 Thread Tatjana Nedeljkovic

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Hello Stephan,
Recently I've been exploring the same issue and can refer you to a few texts.
Disertation Foxing of paper caused by fungi and molecular monitoring of 
conservation treatments, Astrid Michaelsen, Dissertationsgebiet (lt. 
Studienblatt): Dr.- Studium der Naturwissenschaften Genetik-Mikrobiologie 
Betreuer: Universitat Wien, oktober 2010.
http://othes.univie.ac.at/12511/1/2010-10-18_0409787.pdf   especially chapter 
VI - Monitoring of the effects of different conservation treatments on paper 
infecting fungi where the author compares the effect/efficiency of treatment 
with low temperature, gamma radiation, and ethylene oxide.


Have you done sampling, what types of microorganisms, or what species of fungi?

Best Regards,
Tatjana Nedeljković,
Conservator
Central Institute for Conservation – Centre for Conservation-Restoration
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From: Stephan Schafer
Sent: 28 August, 2017 16:34
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Subject: [pestlist] Please post.

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Hello,



I am looking for literature and references on the efficiency of thermal 
treatments or freezing not only for the desinfestation of insect pests such as 
wood boring insects, book lice etc., but also for the desinfection of 
micro-organisms (primarily fungi). So basically dry heat desinfection using a 
controlled environment. Information with regards to the treatment of archival 
material and books would be particularly interesting. Are there relative 
sustainable temperatures for paper maybe even considering rare and not rare 
materials. How about combined or hybrid treatments of freezing with subsequent 
heating? Certainly the main concern is possible induced accelerated ageing and 
its quantification. Another major question concerns humid material (paper) as 
it is thought that e.g. gamma irradiation treatment will result in efficient 
desinfecction, however, when the material is irradiated in a humid state and 
exposed to ambient air without prior drying a subsequent micro-organism 
outbreak is nearly unavoidable. In this context what are the best drying 
techniques considering mass treatments and I mean up to several linear 
quilometers of books and archival material.

Any comments and indications will be highly appreciated.



Thanks so much for your help.



Stephan Schäfer


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